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Letter from the Editor

January 2014

Great Serve

January 2014
By: Jon A. | Chicago, Illinois
In both his game and AA, he sets his feet, trusts, and makes a beautiful shot

Heritage Trails

January 2014
By: Anonymous
With a Big Book and a tankful of gas, a member drives deeper into AA history

Sybil and Tex

January 2014
By: Troy W. | Kemah, Texas

Hula Girl

January 2014
By: Anonymous
He won the best-dressed contest and a free trip to AA

In His Back Pocket

January 2014
By: Ed M. | Louisville, Kentuckyy
Once he got ready, he knew just the sponsor who'd be the right fit

Just Don't Drink

January 2014
By: Anonymous
Could a popular newcomer saying do more harm than good?

Painting the City

January 2014
By: Jason K. | Albuquerque, New Mexico
As a newcomer, he had AA and a backpack of spray paint. Now he’s a GSR and his life is full color

San Diego 92128

January 2014
By: Diana A. | San Diego, California
When her telephone rings, she’s ready to do business

There Will Be Blood

January 2014
By: Deborah G. | Fort Wayne, Indiana
She thought she wasn’t an alcoholic until the unmanageability got a whole lot scarier

A Thousand Angels

January 2014
By: Kathleen D. | Shirley, New York
Her journey to learn about Tradition One opened her heart to hope

Transformed

January 2014
By: Jennifer D. | Wilmington, North Carolina
A past delegate tells how young peoples meetings and service changed her life

Lipstick Before the Promises

January 2014
By: Cara A. | St. Peters, Missouri

The January Issue of Grapevine Is Here

January 2014
This month's special section features stories by members who got sober young

You Let Me In

January 2014
By: Terryl A. | Waco, exas
A member reflects on how important the Third Tradition was in the beginning

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Letter from the Editor

January 2014

Great Serve

January 2014
By: Jon A. | Chicago, Illinois
In both his game and AA, he sets his feet, trusts, and makes a beautiful shot

Heritage Trails

January 2014
By: Anonymous
With a Big Book and a tankful of gas, a member drives deeper into AA history

Sybil and Tex

January 2014
By: Troy W. | Kemah, Texas

Hula Girl

January 2014
By: Anonymous
He won the best-dressed contest and a free trip to AA

In His Back Pocket

January 2014
By: Ed M. | Louisville, Kentuckyy
Once he got ready, he knew just the sponsor who'd be the right fit

Just Don't Drink

January 2014
By: Anonymous
Could a popular newcomer saying do more harm than good?

Painting the City

January 2014
By: Jason K. | Albuquerque, New Mexico
As a newcomer, he had AA and a backpack of spray paint. Now he’s a GSR and his life is full color

San Diego 92128

January 2014
By: Diana A. | San Diego, California
When her telephone rings, she’s ready to do business

There Will Be Blood

January 2014
By: Deborah G. | Fort Wayne, Indiana
She thought she wasn’t an alcoholic until the unmanageability got a whole lot scarier

A Thousand Angels

January 2014
By: Kathleen D. | Shirley, New York
Her journey to learn about Tradition One opened her heart to hope

Transformed

January 2014
By: Jennifer D. | Wilmington, North Carolina
A past delegate tells how young peoples meetings and service changed her life

Lipstick Before the Promises

January 2014
By: Cara A. | St. Peters, Missouri

The January Issue of Grapevine Is Here

January 2014
This month's special section features stories by members who got sober young

You Let Me In

January 2014
By: Terryl A. | Waco, exas
A member reflects on how important the Third Tradition was in the beginning

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Grapevine Daily Quote January 1

“The foundation stone of freedom from fear is that of faith: a faith that, despite all worldly appearances to the contrary, causes me to believe that I live in a universe that makes sense.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1962, “This Matter of Fear”, Best of Bill
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 13

“Facing ourselves ... is often more difficult than being honest with another person.”

“Are We Really Willing to Change?”, Manhattan, NY, December 1980, Step By Step: Real AAs, Real Recovery
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 10

“I believe that a man’s value to himself is the sum total of his positive reaction to the little things in life.”

“Don’t Put It Off,” St. Paul, Minnesota, October 1952, Thank You for Sharing: Sixty Years of Letters to the AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 12

“Truth ... cut the shackles that once bound us to alcohol. It continues to release us from conflicts and miseries beyond reckoning; it banishes fear and isolation.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961, “This Matter of Honesty”, Best of Bill
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 11

“As faith grows, so does inner security.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1962, “This Matter of Fear”, Best of Bill
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 9

“We neither ran nor fought. But accept we did. And then we began to be free.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., March 1962, “What Is Acceptance?”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 14

“Just how and when we tell the truth – or keep silent – can often reveal the difference between genuine integrity and none at all.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961, “This Matter of Honesty”, Best of Bill
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 15

“It is very difficult to steer a parked car and make much progress toward any destination ... In short, I had to be going somewhere before I could be guided.”

“Wrinkles in My Ego,” Rochester, NY, October 1979, Step By Step: Real AAs, Real Recovery
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 17

“Following a spiritual path has become increasingly essential to me. Contrary to my fear that taking Step Three would condemn me to a life of brave self-sacrifice, I find instead that it frees me to think and act as my truest self.”

“A Remarkable Sensation,” Thompson, Pennsylvania, March 1997, Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 20

“Regardless of worldly success or failure, regardless of pain or joy, regardless of sickness or health or even of death itself, a new life of endless possibilities can be lived if we are willing to continue our awakening, through the practice of AA’s Twelve Steps.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., December 1957, “The Greatest Gift of All”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 21

“There is no you or me or them. Everything is connected and the salvation of each of us is linked to the salvation of all of us.”

“The Steps Are the Program,” Riverside, Illinois, July 1975, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 18

“I had been living too much alone, too much aloof from my fellows, and too deaf to that voice within.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1946, “The Individual in Relation to AA As a Group”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 19

“Humility is a personal achievement, it cannot be given away. It comes in glimmers and grows like an ice crystal. It is fragile, too, thus requiring constant care and protection.”

“Enjoying Anonymity,” Seattle, Washington, January 1992, The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 28

“AA may or may not get me to heaven, but it surely got me out of hell.”

“Something Revolutionary,” Nairobi, Kenya, April 1998, AA Around the World: Adventures in Recovery
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 29

“I’m usually about eighty percent of the problem – well, maybe sixty percent, but the major part, you can bet on that. If I can leave out the largest percent (me), there is hardly any problem at all!”

“Growth,” Houston, Texas, June 1976. Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
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